Videos and Presentation Now Online from the FME International User Conference 2014

June 24, 2014By Caitlin DempseyGIS Career and Jobs

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From Safe Software:

Videos and slides from 82 sessions at the FME International User Conference 2014 arenow available.

Don’t miss 34 hours of video including:

Keynotes from Esri, Autodesk, Boundless, Hexagon, and Google
Tons of amazing FME use cases, presented by innovative FME users
Sessions from Safe including a look at FME 2015 and Beyond

Watch the Conference Videos Now

For more, check out the Safe blog for recaps from Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 as well as closing thoughts from both co-founders: Don Murray and Dale Lutz. And be sure to browse the official photo gallery and conference hashtag: #FMEUC .

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